Oven Roasted Tomato Sauce is the answer to the question of what to do with all those tomatoes. Even for, and maybe especially for, the lazy person.
There’s No Food Waste:
But there’s one last reason that I really love this oven roasted tomato sauce. I love it because it hauls off and spits in the eye of food waste, which I detest. I love it because it’s going to give you an ingredient you may have never cooked with before: savory, herbed tomato water. And I love it because I developed an AWESOME recipe to use that ingredient…and said recipe uses a pressure cooker/multi-cooker/InstantPot to make using that ingredient quick, easy, and absolutely pain free! It’s called Southern Summer Risotto in a Pressure Cooker, with Corn, Tomatoes, and Bacon.
As of the summer of 2019, I learned something very important. If you use Roma tomatoes, YOU WILL NOT HAVE TOMATO WATER. YOUR RESULTS WILL ONLY BE AN INTENSELY FLAVORED TOMATO SAUCE.
My Counter is Full of Tomatoes. What Should I Do???
I’m a lazy person, in many ways. One of the ways it manifests itself is when a huge bounty of tomatoes shows up on my counter, from a local friend, or a farmer’s market, or a CSA share. Tomatoes – especially homegrown tomatoes – are a treasure. We don’t take them lightly around here.
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FAQ
What can you do with tomatoes that are going bad?
Is it OK to eat old tomatoes?
What can I do with wrinkled tomatoes?
What can I do with leftover Tomatoes?
There are a few things you can do to maximise your tomato harvest, including planting in raised beds, using mulch and compost, and providing adequate water and sunlight. You should also remove diseased or damaged plants as soon as possible to prevent the spread of disease.
What are the ways to keep dates fresh?
To keep the dates fresh, they can be stored in the refrigerator for two weeks, or they can be stored in a dry place away from the sun to maintain their properties.
How can I Help my Tomatoes survive the end of the season?
Some of the ways to help tomato plants that are working hard to survive at the end of the season are to pick tomatoes early, change your fertilisation schedule, prune tomato plant roots, and prune off new growth and flowers as autumn arrives. Let’s discuss the why and the how of each of these strategies.
How do you use tomatoes after harvest?
There are so many ways to use tomatoes after harvest. After harvesting tomatoes, determine your intentions for the tomatoes. To put it plainly, decide how you will use the tomatoes: Eat the tomatoes fresh. Cook with the tomatoes. Share them with friends and neighbors or coworkers. Store tomatoes for near future use. Freeze tomatoes for another day.